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That was some great resource that proved beneficial to me to understand some functional programming aspects. At first it looks hard to deal with but later on it was quite simple to get into it.
ReplyDeleteYou might also like this: http://www.itdevspace.com/2011/05/c-functional-programming.html Lots of examples how to use build in linq methods and how to write your own.
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